Hi Troy
> No. There is a lot wrong with it, to be blunt. ;-)
Excellent!! ( Had to start somewhere :-) )
> The first line would probably look like -
> open socket to "127.0.0.1:4563" with message "MYOBContacts"
>
> But - "MYOBContacts" would be a handler in your scripts which the
> socket connection is going to make a callback to. It is the definition
> of a callback you are making there, not the message sent to the socket.
Is defining the call back like defining the name space for the socket?
In realbasic I would do something like this where kjtlTCPCommander is a
socket subclass
which handles all the read and write functions.
TCPCommander = new kjtlTCPCommander
TCPCommander.Address = Address
TCPCommander.Port = Port
if TCPCommander.Run( Command, Message ) then
AdviseResult( 0, Verbose, Message )
else
AdviseResult( 1, Verbose, Message )
end if
> That happens with a "write" command.
>
How do you access the socket object?
Keith Hutchison
Balance-Infosystems.Com
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